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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-28
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
Observation-Disclosures.
BosOlutiOns Relating 90 the Sus-
pension Of Section

a meeting Of citizens was held in the
Courthouse last evening, says the Sill
Yer State, to give expression t. their
views OIL the HI pension Of section four
of the Inter State Commerce Act. G..
NOM Ross, of Dun Glen, was chosen
Chairman AMI G. A. LaGrave, of Win
nemucca. Secretary. - %
Sew Eal PERSONS addressed the meet
ing and expressed their ideus of the Act
and the beneitl that would ultimately
result 10 Nevada from the Enforcement
Of its provisions.
On motion committee of three, con.
sisting Of NJ. S. Bopniteld. j. Fl. Mac.
MILAN and G. A.. LlGmIe, was chosen,
u draft resolutions expressive of the
sentiment Of the people on the Inter-
State Commerce Act, aadsthe commit
toe reported the following:
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.
W4SRrA>: Section 4 of the Inter,
State Commerce Act couta 9ls the only
provision that will prevent the continual
tiOn of Il policy by the rnilrond corpora
lions i'll their freight charges to and
from points in Nevada on Interstate
oom nerce that has phralyz-d every
hranci of industry. retarded our mate
rial growth and prosperity. md imposed
unwarrantuble burdens upon our peopl >,
therefore
ResolQed; That we respectfully but
earnestly appeal to the Iuter- State Com
merce Commission to restore the fourth
section of said Act, as thut secs ion ulone
a&ords protection to the people and
gives to the Inter. Suite Commerce Act
its -priacip.l mt .lity.
ReSoLOed: That we respectfully invite
and earnestly request our fellow citizens
of Nevada to meet IN convention in the
several counties, towtuA aud precincts on
Saturday. the seventh day of May, ell
suing,and petition the honorable Inter
Stnte Comm"rce COmmiSsI on to. restore
suid section four.
RcSoIDed: That these resolutions be
published in the Silver State until snid
Sttr day of May, and that the several
other newspapers OF. the State, favorable
TO the canse of the people and& opposed
10 unjust discrimination, copy and di-
rect attention to the same.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted and the Oh irmau addressed
the meeting stating that fsom'person,L
observation Of the mines OF this and
other counties and II knowledge of what
the ores OF many of them. contains, he
behaved that with low fright charges.
many mines now lying idle could he
ProRtabIy worked, thereby giving en-
ploylnept to thousands and fupaishing a
ho'Hs market for many Of the products
Of the SSlte.
The meeting then Adjourned until
aasaRlay evening May 7th. 49,.
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NOTICE OF FOIeFETT.
s.& r. ,URE, -, =, =. .s. ..a.,.

RIO AMOS PI.UMMER, 2. @. .vANDUzER,
l. Your hfiSs, 'sssignS ;, Md Alt5L Crsohf
holding under sou: - '5
Tou are hereby loiifed that the ind rsrgnsd
has expended IN labor and colrp tho neccs.ary
amount required by Law in order to hol,l min
Ing ground. as wilt aprear by certificate fl ell IN
the Office Of tue Rec2rdtr OF Elko county, Stat.
Of Nevada, to wi: (snch mining locations
being situsted IN Dope Mining Disteict, in the
ttSuD'y ~ Elko, ,stats Of Hevadal On She
"Rising Suu,"ithe hillside" and the INA.
b By for tfsyears 1885 and 1885, and IL within
AinttSdays OF iae service OF this notice by
puDlicatiSsf. you fail Or refuse TO constitute
your p' oportion OF such expenditure as CO.
oHsneS, your interest in i'd claims will be-
CO the property efsihv undersigned, under
Section No. .3s4, Revised Statutes Of the United
Shtes OF Ame lea. So w. U.SlIAND.
E%o, NovsdA, February TO- 1881. 'sOd.
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A,MeelLlnk ASetAsae.

TeFe H~ate disp6soh Of the 9sth
says: - 81
Mrs. Christina OPenh"ff visited Mrs.
1mep. IL nSighbor at Fontanet, nine
miles east of this city. and while tn 70
fooled with revolver. The weapon
went off I, the ball striking Mrs. linen in
the ubdomeu.,wShe would have become
a mother in a few days. Tn. child. wna
born dead, with . bullet hole through
It's head. The mother is dying.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will re paid for the arr os
and conviction Of any party or parties found
entity OF sterling, killing or running Oh
altering brands or marks Of any i've stoch
belonging TO any member Of tho NevsGa LIZ
atosk Ass,tciation.
GEORGE RUSSEJE. President.
F.. n. $. NIXON, ssorssar-.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE IS iyEBEBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ pa'thrrshfp heretofore cxissing uudet,
the nrIn name and stsle o. lou Parker j o.,
las begin dissolved b. mutual consent. The &C.
counts ne the l,ts Arm wsll be- Left with SIR.
i q. Jaques,s 81 TQano for collection, WHO wiz
carry ebtlsa iIs,ts sfj vorwt tdtSk And co,a.
in'ssI6i, merchant, outer the Arm nsms Of +.
.. saqitsss ts.5I SG.ll Eas&
LOU PARKER.
AsessodS T.p. JAQCRs.
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..a.e. NOTICE. s q
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

n ;oT1oE IsllIEEEBY GIVES TINT rus
~ partnership h9s:Vio.o existing uaA"
tho hrm name aud style VI James B:sin + 20.
has been disseIysd by mIlusi consent, ~
Drin CO. will be collecte .. and all ipdsst :
eahess Of the Eaid 'atin wilt W pAId BY jams
Brain, who will continue the saddle and bar;
hsas business as sole proprietor at The ga
stand on Commercial strect, Biko, Nevada.
WILLIAM PLUaHBP.
JAMES BhMA.
4.l2-lod.
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ftato OF NeNR1A.
g.. CHERIBlNo QUIL1c1, Plaintiff
JOSEPH PEARS ON, Defendant.
Tho State Of Eevals. sends Greeting to. Jo-
seph Pearson. defendint:, ~
Ton are reby summonedsts apre1rbeforc
me. ut my "feGe in pTucemont.iir the Conn
~ "f Elko, ~ the It'll day Of Nay. A. u. 1897,
nj 10 O'clock a. NJ, In an action brought
against you by said plaintiff, tn answer the
complaint Of the above named pl intif
8 id action is brought to reco, O. rhseun NJ
twenty-five and. sixty two one-hundredtn
lSS.62l Dollrrs, lwul money. Twenty 1871
Dollars OF the aforesaid amount for money
loaned TO y'u. and Fiv and Sixty two one.
hqndrrdrh rs az Dollars being for goods.
WIRES md .tnnr clandisA furnsehed to you, by
plaintiS at your instance, and r quest, or
jn 'gnnent will be taken against sou Tor the raid
amount, together with costs OF this suit - you
fail to nppeara danswer.
4" the sheriff. any Constabla,of sai, mn.
ty, Groetirgl Make legal service anu da,s re-
turn hereof. ~ -, -
.. -" Given under my hand this
4th day Of april, A. d. 1887.
sFRaNCIk!J.. KE kLY,
80 .! AiJus,ite cf tho Peace of
|, &2-td. said SprucemonE ownship
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Tho, Com mission.

An Atlanta dispatch of the 9th in
stapt saya:~ f F &s5 = f-F7-a
2. The Interstate. Commissions. arrived
Aere yesterday apd, we're escorted Ivy the
Gamniittee of the Chamhsr of ,Cpni-
sltsroe to. the Kin5llL House. Upon
lssEnipg thnt NJ mortal Bay isa legal
holiday in Georgia. the Cvpp ission de-
sided to postpone until tomorrow the
Ee1aioR, which WAS to have been held to-
day. The commissioners. we're sub e.
gu ntly driven. out to Ackland cemete y
to witness tho memorial ceremonies.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-28

Phoebe RecoSd:-Tbe' young ladies of
PHn"ca haSe- found q new way OF PASS
inS;sheis leissre hours on Sunday.
they will get out, on tho street, and
jump up and down like, lambs gambol-
i9gApastIe,green. A. strauger going in
TO the garden OF saihh'. NSOul4, take
chem tobs Ian"ti"$s They put us more
m mind of a 1jampingSjack than. any
thing else; Whenever the string is pulled
ka jumps.
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POND Il LAWSON.

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Please send q supply to ]. W. Haines,
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-28

CHICO, CALL have had the cntnrrh
for five years. and conld hardly talk
plain; | coutl Aat hEsaE,e through my
nostrlls. Your California CMt-R .Cnre
has clemnsrd out my hend, and can
talk palmer now than l hnvs for the
pnst five yesTs. Tuur medicine il ,a!l
TINT it is represented, nh absolute cure
for Cutnrrh aud cold i'll the head.
Yours truly.
CHARLES G.. CyEEsuINER.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-28

~ SANTA Able. is. only soil in
large bottles Mt 81 90; three for SO so.
Sold'by ALI Wholesale and retain drug.
gists, FLY,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-28
CHARLES c. CvEHsH1MER.

WOODLAND, CAL.-Your medicines
are selling better thnn any other sheff
goods. and give satisfaction to NIL pRr-
obnsers, The. C"tsE.Gnrc r. praised
very highly 10y all who have tried il. md
many cmsts hive been greatly benefited
by it's nse when MI other remedies tried
have proved of no benefit.
Yours truly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-28

Navel Oranges and Cocoanuts. at
Henlsys. =. ....r.E.s .# :"
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PROGRAMME OF NOVELTIES

Grandchildren at 9 o'clock.
At 10 O'Clock the Minuet, with the shapely
step and courtly courtesy Of our forefithcrs
viii, be danced. This, the National dance of
England, has been lately revived in the East,
and will he danced at the Masquerade for the
first time in Nevada.
AT 1850, Drawing for the Prize.
AtII, WALKING for Gold and Silver medal.
Prizes distributed at 1880, and dancing tai day
light.
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RULES!
RULESh,
RULES!.

Only those in costume and mask will be al
lowed OH the floor until after Supper.
Judges to be selected from among the specta-
tors.
All.mrst un'nask to tho Committee of Iuspec-
ton at the door.
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SUMMONS.
EAlias.E.

TN TIFF JUSTICES COURT OF SPRrcR-
L mont Township, in the County of Elku,
State Of Nevada.
e.. CHERIBlNo QUILIc1, Plaintiff. .
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z PRIZES! .
Elegant and Costly.

LIST, for Best Dressed Lady; and, for Best
Dressed Gent; 3rd,> for best sustained Lady
Character; 9Th, for best sustained Gent Cl,arac.
ter; 9Th, Elegant Go d medal, appropriately en-
grived, for best lady WALKER; 9th, silveFtInedal
appropriately engraved, for hest gent waltzer;
9TH, Special Door Check Prize.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30
MT. PLEASANT.
STUDENT.

After some fifteen months 1 thought
perhaps that "a few lines from this place
might not bo cast into the waste bask ct,
as my predcces ,or, 'Still Getting Thete,'
has fhiled TO show up here OF late.
Miss Statia Liston is expected home
from Wheeling where she has been at.
tending the Female Seminary since last
November.
Wilbert Stone was at tho county seat
tie past week on impoI tant bushes
Sidney q. Clark OF near Rock Vile. was
in this community buying fat sheep and
cattle.
A. w. Snyder, of Kingwood, passed
through here en- route for Bowermaster's
Mills.
Wheat harvest is almost over. The crop
Is go"d-probably the best that has reen
harvested for ten years Grass Is good
sOme have already begun their hay har-
vest.
Clinton Titchenell is back i'm our midst
after an absence Of two months. Clinton
is joviali gOod-hearted,. whole-solIled
fellow.
Miss Lucy Hardes.y OF near Mt. Mo-
riah. was in our midst two or three days
the past week. Wonder who it WAS that
we Saw walking whore they should nor
Who was the person that put on Ray
Elond Liston's clothes and scared Miss
Matte &. so badly?
Elmer Martin was at Mount Moriah
Saturday and Su nday.
J. NJ. Gibson, one OF the Kingwocd nor
nal school students. was i'm this vicinity
shaking hands with his many friends.
But just why The Lovely Flowers OF
Rockville, gave him away so Ilda) don't
know.
IeY. Kisinger will conduct the next
quarterly meeting at the Evangelical
Church ON Saturday and Sunday, July
9th and 10Th. All other denominations
are cordially invited to attend.
The patrons of this school dishict, No.
I, should see that the board Of education
repairs the school-house II they do not in
tend to build new one.
Success ty the ARGUS.
BILLBTDoUx.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30
OUR LOCAL NEWSLETTERS.
THE Ne MS from am QUIRTERS or
PRESTON COUNTY
SCHOOL NOTES.

Two now students this week. Miss
Mary Jessop OF Austen, and 1. II, Mat
tingly OF townsville.
MILAN Harsilbarger was a visitor on
Monday morning.
Our school lacks but ono thing now to
make il complete, and that il "A literary
society. Why not organize one next Fri
day,
A great deal OF excitnme mt prevailed In
the sch''ol-rooIn on last Friday caused by
large bat. Alter placing guards at all
places Of egress, Prof Trottcr Uornered
the bird Gid with one heavy blow with a
Urge club brought It. down. Prot. dis
played great courage I'm tile attack upon
the monster. II measured less than two
feetfrom tip to tip. -
a large number OF tho students went
home on Friday evening and, Il Is said
earned enough money OH Saturday to
take In the show.
Prof. TrOtter was visiting at his home
on Friday and Saturday.
We will tell you that
We are going To the circus.
Raymond is here now and Annie l.. is
happy.
students ncermans. Lantz and Crane
were on the sick list this week.
The boys loo< at their watches too Of
ten i'm school.
We still play base ball IL the Deltas did
get beat. 1t is said that the Masontown
club will challenge our nine in the near
future. All right. let them come.
1t Is very amusing To sac the students
putting aside their bnoks and getting
ready To go Whom they hear
That all-sCiteniny ,over-poweriug knell--
Tho tocsiU OF the soul-the dinner ell
STUDENT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30
AUSTEN.
BILLBTDoUx.

Quite a number Of our young people
took In the game Of ball ut Rowlesburg
last week. We are sorry To- see our boys
defeated. though there Is no room for the
Roughs to crow, and we believe II they
cross bats again tho De.tas will me out
best,
Miss Ici9 Wators Of Independence, was
visiting friends hero last week.
Miss Mary Jessop * attending school
at KingwOod.
Miss Agnes Orr Is attending school at
Ma sont' wn.
The closing exercises Of the school
taught here by Miss Jessop were highly
appreciated by all who wero fortunate
enough to be present. which certainly re-
fleets credit on both teacher and pupils.
What is the matter with the Tunnelton
correspondent ? We have seen nothing
from there AS yet
How about that crow, Mr.. Editor ?
Have you Toasted yet or do you want
somebody 70 catch one for you its ct
-EDITOR.
Citizen
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30
RnIoY Lt1e.

What truly beautiful world ws live
in Nature gives us grandeur % inoup.
i9ins' Rleus and oceans and thousands Of
means NJ enjoyment. We can desire mo-
boiler WHOM bon perfect health; but how
often do the majority or people feel like
giving it mp dishpartencd, discouraged
and worn out with disease. when there b.
90 UcfaHinn ior this feeling. as every su H.
hrer can easily obtain satisfactory proof
ihal Gtccu'9 dWO3tH Ff0Ircr will make
lhom free from disease. ~ when horn
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint arc iho
direct causes NJ seventy -hve per cent Of
such maladies ~ BiliOusn0ss, Indigestion
SICK Headache. CO5tivonoss, Nervous
lrOsiratiou, Dizziness Of The Head, Pal
Wt7tion Of the Heart, and other distress
Jug symptoms, Three doses OF IUg,tqf
bt7fc, VIII PROVE iN wonderful effect.
sample bottles 10 conts Try o.
ll-13-87.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30

PENSION Commissioner Black has
decided to exercise the authority
vested in him by law and to restrict
the legal fees in cases of attorneys
for Mexican pension claims TO ten
dollars, though the law allows fee
Of twenty-five dollars, il such a con
tract has been made, provided it is.
approved by the Commissioner OF
Pensions. Gen. Black thinks the
former fee is enough in such cases
and has issued an order limiting fees
in these cases to that amount.
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IL Is not necessary for al the names In
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necessary 90 scnd al the names at ore
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TERMS OF THE sEMI.wEEKLY.
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10 - Yerk NereII.t.

Tho New York Novelist is ono Of the
latest ventures Of the Literary Revolu-
ton. 10 is published weekly (also in
monthly parts, II tho price Of 80 cents
per year, and Will give during each year
not less than eight complete novels by
the most famous and popular authors Of
the world; such novels az cost commonly
bound. from g to SO Tie FIRST four is-
sues contain, compile, the famous story Of
Prince Otto-A Romance by Robert
Louis Stevenson. The publisher, John
B. Alden, 1913 Pearl street Now York, will
send a specimen copy free 10 any appl..
cant.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30

There is an ordinance for the pre-.
vention of stock running at large in
the town, yet many a fat, sleek COW
airs herself under the shade trees
within the borough limits, with none
to modest or make her afraid. Per
haps the COW knows nothing Of the
ordinance. The rent for the pound
goes on just the same.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30

A SPECIAL from Columbus, Ohio,
70 the New York SaA says; 1.-THE
arst gun in the great Blaine Sherman
fight In Ohio was fred in Lima, and
has resulted in q victory for the
Blaine forces. In the Allen county
Republican convention. Saturday a..
ternooD, a resolution was offered by
ex.Postmaster Waldorf, who had lust
returned from Mansfield, iustructing
delegates 70 the State convention 70
vote for a resolution pledging Obio's
vote to John Sherman for Prcsidcr {
10 1888. Amid great excitement,
cheers and Kisses the resolution was
voted down, the vote being 80 for
Blaine and 81 for Sherman.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30
LOST RECORD NOTICE.

Circuit Court Of Preston County, April
~, 1887.
John ID. lIigg VS.. Michael Hartman's
heirs.
nn artilion under chapter I75 of the
a ctS II 1871.
William G.. Worley, Esquire, a com
missioner appointed uuler said act, this
day made his tin, report herein. " here
upon on motion or the petitioner by his
counsel, ii IS ordere that said report be
filed. and that notice be pI bliShed I'm
The Preston County Journal and WEST
VIRGINIA ARGUS once week for twelve
successive weeks, ol the filing Of said re-
Eort. ana requiring all persons Interested
therein To appear here OG the Attn day or
the next term and do what may De npces-
snry to protect their interests. Provided.
however that such notice may consist of
copy of this order published as nEIre-
said.
copy from tho record.
Test:
2 l2t. 50 20 SMITH CRANE. Clork.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30

RECENT developments indicate that
the Republicans are impressed with
the1dea that their only hope of sue
cess in 1888 is to agitate sectional
issues and infame the mind of the
people of the n orth with the old war
feeling. The first step to this end is
the Dependant Pension Bill, the next,
its echo, the battle flag howl and the
third will be the conversion of the
Grand Army of the Republic into a
partisan Republican organization, to
be rounded up by the nomination of
a military candidate or bloody shirt
shrieker.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30

A WAsHnSGToS dispatch 20 the
Wheeling Register Gays that Hon.
Dan'l b. Lucas is asking the removal
Of George p. Sargent from his posi-.
ton in the department of public
printing on the grounds that Bir.
Sargent at the special election in JEFF.
serson county 70 elect successor to
Mr.. Lucas in the Legislature, worked
for the Republican candidate. How
Governor" Sargent could be induced
70 work for the election Of Repub.
lican is mystery. But no doubt
the whole story is untrue. There
are more lies being told on Mr.. Lucas
and Mr. Faulkner than on any other
two men Ia the union.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30

WE ARB indebted to Mr.. Everett G.
Smith, secretary of!the West Virginia
Press Association. for. a copy of. the
minutes of the sixteenth annual SEES.
sion OF that association held at
Wheelingfast fall.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30

THERE have been sensational ru.
mors of embezzlement in the State
Treasurer's Office and all kinds of re-
ports have grown out of the first
statement. An investigation at
Charleston proves the rImOrs to be
nnfounded and malicious, there be
ing no cause for them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-30

Once more the head Of the assassin
Guiteau, bObs up to public view, and
will be exhibited in New York mu
scum. 1t is said by those familiar
with the circumstances that there can
be no doubt Of the genuineness Of
this head. The bones of the assassin
were articnlated and placed in the
Medical Museum OF the National
Capitol, where they still remain, but
it now is diyulged that a doctor sew.
cred the head, and perhaps other por.
lions Of the body: for speculative
rather than scientific purposes.